I would like to drink water/smoothie from these (not use filter). Does the top cap fit on without the filter cap?
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I just tried and it does, I don't know how leak proof it will be but seems like a tight fit.
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I don't mind using filter for my teas but I'm having hard time with the cap staying completely shut. Hot liquid seems to keep leaking out.
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The ones I own don't have an extra space for a straw. I do from time to time put a little "juice box" size straw through the main drinking hole.
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The rim is perfectly smooth on the 2 that I have. I drink from them without the lid all the time.
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No, the cup that is currently on the blender has a lid with the grinding blades. Unscrew the grinding cap and screw on a drinking cap.
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the top has the option of using a straw or drinking from the top - i am enjoying the glasses and would definitely recommend them.
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The newer models dont require filter replacement. Some of the older ones we sold do have optional ones. Historically they did not use filters on these, but modern drinkers don't want grounds in the bottom of the cup.The easiest way though is to just use some fine cheesecloth which you can put around the siphoning piece if you like
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no, it isn't. you unscrew the cap and drink from the mug. the cap is not made to drink from it, just to cover the mug.
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Not sure about the lid that comes with it. But I use a capCAP lid made by human gear that is. It makes it easyer to drink. Bought it at REI. Hope this helps. Stewart.
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Well, the cap on the end does unscrew so you attach a water filter there if you wish. The diameter is the usual size of most kitchen faucets. (I think they're standardized.)
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no... there's a small hole for air to get in while you drink from a (pretty generous) slit near the edge. The flow of liquid is pretty good so that shouldn't be a problem. You may be able to fit a straw in it, but not a big one.The thing I hated was - the lids didn't seal properly so it was always like drinking from a dribble glass. The ALL did it too, so it wasn't just one bad lid. I ended up returning them...
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The tops are like a cap that you push on to lock them in and push up on them to open. Then you can drink from the bottle as if it were a soda can (I guess that would be upside down). You do not need to squeeze the bottles to get the water out, gravity does the work for you. These bottles are great for hikes or the gym. They keep a solid lock when the cap is pushed down and this keeps water from coming out if dropped or if you want to lay them on their sides. I hope this helps.
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No, you have to open the cap by turning it. It can be difficult to open and drink out of it while running on a treadmill.
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No. They are designed exactly like bottled water bottles with twist off caps and no spout.
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Not at all. They have a snug fit but the rubber cap is pretty easy to pull out of the bottle.
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There isn't a spout on the cap. The cap must be unscrewed and the wide-mouth opening revealed in order to take a drink. Your mouth only touches glass.
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Yes! It does take the new bottles without removing the cap. I love both the hot n cold feature.
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You do indeed need to unscrew the top to drink. My three adult children and I like it so much that we usually end up downing the entire contents in a few swigs, so that has not been an issue. No more forcing myself to take in my water requirements a sip at a time.